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University of Ore. Library I VOL. X.. No. GUANTAI PASS, JOSEPHINE COUNTY, OREGON, TUESDAY, Al Gl HT 34, KM». Tenement structure Burns—Fi reme« Severely injured When lx-as> I s Nra-esmary In 4,1'lrce* to V'tors uu<l Actro-sCs “Owe Ixvul" In Nation *4<<»rr<l iiy Nosnme* V MIOOTING OF 1*01,14'4 IMHFEVTOB I Marlon. Aug 24 The plea that SECRETARY OF STATE DOLBY IH MAGNITUDE OF New York, Aug. *4.- Eight per- ENGLAND REFI .’RUCAN AMD ITALY JOIN Hl'NDAY BIUN4M l»EHTRl'<n*ION the nation get away from the “one, INFORMED OF TENNESSEE sons were Injured in a fire whlch HANDS IN REFUSING RE<1OGNI- CAMPAIGN Ft ND WORIUU OF IH 11.IHM.s lead" activities so that each citizen trapi>ed over a score of families in a ICATIFK'ATION DEMO« KAT TION OF BOIJiHEVIKI I ♦ five ‘story east Hide tenement early today. Two firemen were seriously injur- ed when forced to leap from a third story window. can play bls part In the development of the American democracy was made today by Senator Harding In an ad- dress to a delegation of actors and actresses representing the Harding- Coolidge theatrical league. Sinn Feiner« and I niiailsts Mrrt. I* L. Carter left last night HliooUng aa<l Stone Throwing Portland where he will spend Take Pl<u« next week visiting with hla mother I Nome. Aug. 24.—Flour REDS STILL BEING DEFEATED United PpMwediiMp. Are to Be l’ut tPTore IPnirbon Nominee Will Present What State army airplanes flying from StaUe Suirrmr < *<urt—Taken He Knows of Fund iu Pittsburg Mineola. Long Island to Nome, ar From County Court on Thursday rived here yesterday evening. The actual flying time from New York was 55 hours The return will be Llsburne, Ireland, Aug 24. The Nashville, Aug. 24.—Frank M Dayton, Aug. 24.—Governor Oox started In a few days. London, Aug. 24.—Great Britain burning of nationalist property here ¡Thompson, attorney general of Ten- ; today gave out a statement declaring and Italy will refuse the recognition was continued until after midnight of the Russian soviet, government if I n«Hsee, announced today that Go4er- : that he would “prove" his charges last night. Among th« buildings des regarding the magnitude of the re- it does not withdraw its demand pre I nor Roberts this morning certified troyed waa the Catholic parochial ' publican campaign .funds. It is stated sented as a part of the peace terms hail. Virtually all nationalists have Tennesse's ratification of the suffrage ■ that he would present hla Informa at Minsk for a proletarian army in left town In the face of loyalist re amendment, sending the certification tion in an address Thursday night Poland. This has beej decided upon prisals for the murder of Police in- to Secretary of State Colby. at Plttabwrg. by Premiers Lloyd George and Gool- Between 40 and 50 farm people I Spector Sweeney last Bunday. llti who have been meeting at Lu made the tri? wllji the Farm Bureau Nashville, Aug. 24.—Chief Justice cerne, Switzerland. Belfast. Aug 24 Rioting was re- auto trip throgh Josephine and Jack- l.ansden of the state supreme court i DRIVER ESCAPES HEATH The Hague. Aug. 24. — In the son counties last week end. Pro-1 WHEN FAR TURNS OVER nowed here last night, the most men i agreed today to review the proceed course of the jurists’ conferences Warsaw. Aug. 24.—The capture of acing disorder being a collision be fnaeor W. I., Powers, of the O A. C..j ings In the Chancery court which is- which have been held here to draw Prsasnysz 80 miles north of Warsaw, land Director Jardine of the expert-, tween unionists, and Sinn Felners Cor ! ,e<l a temporary injunction prevent- up plans for the organization of an and Mlawa, 75 miles northwest of Shooting and stone throwing taking ment station came down from ( Elgin, Ill., Aug. 24.—Joe Thomas, ! Ing the certification to Washington international high court of justice, the capital is reported in the Polish vallls to make the trip with the place an automobile racer, driving in prac farmers The trip was not only In- of the ratification by the legislature tice here today, turned turtle three Raoul Fernandez, the Brasilian dele official statement issued last night. of the federal suffrage amendment. atractiva but was intc’ostlng times on a “hair pin turn” and suf- gate, found Ellhu Root a strong sup The bulk of the Fourth soviet army ÏHr*W»r*< Jjtt M'+su— The first slop was mad«* at the I Announcement was made after Jus fered severe cuts to his head and porter in his fight for the interests and the entire Third cavalry corps The board of directors of the local iaithrop ranch, where the thorough- tice Ijanaden had granted the writs | of small nations. has been surrounded by the Poles,, Chamber of Commerce are stronger broil Ayreshiro cattle were exhibited. of certiorari supersedes, virtually i body. The Injuries are not believed At two different occasions Mr. the statement adds. to be serious. The car was badly 1 taking the injunction proceedings boosters for Southern Oregon than A visit was made to the C. H. Ets- Root succeeded In inducing the con ever before. Today they had a mann pear and apple Orchard and out of the hands of the county Chan smashed and the mechancian sljghtly ference ¿to adopt articles which Sen- London, Aug. 24.—Official dis hurt. meeting of the board In the Allen then the partv continued to the Him- cery court hor Fernandez proposed but which patches from Warsaw say the Poles watermelon patch across the bridge. morbacher poultry farm wheré the only met with a cold reception until have captured 63,000 prisoners, 200 Aa soon as It was found that Direc very latest methods of poultry rais Root came to Fernandez' assistance. guns and 1000 machine guns. tor Allen hud a patch of melons, ing were demonstra'ed. The regie The first case was the right of the President Brum well called a special tered Jerseys at the K, M. C. Neill country which had no judge in the London. Aug. 24.—Russian bol- has not meeting of the board It court to name a -judge to sit while sheviki" forces in the regions of Lo- and C. F Lovelace ranches at Wil- been reported how much business dervillo were inspected by the party. | that country's case wgs before the mza, 75 miles northeast of Warsaw waa transacted at the meeting but It A stop was ma'do at Riverbanks.' court. and at Bialystok. 65 miles northwest Is known that a large number of where everybody had lunch, After The second case in which Fernan of Brest-Utovsk, are engaged in watermelons und cantaloupes were lunch the Rl’-edhanka* Berkshire Paris, Aug. 24.—«Premier Miller- dez and Root closely collaborated heavy fighting against the advancing totally d ■ >! shed Now ,’cy nil holts anti Guernsey cattle were Constantino?!«. Aug. 24—Russia's and of France, acting as president of was when the latter's proposal to ex Polish legions, a Moscow wireless re Buy that th« Rogue valley melon shown ability to export raw materials In the the supreme council, has telegraphed tend the power of supplementary ceived today reports. can't be beat Hie.v also wpnt to the The first stop after lunch was at ; near future has been greatly overes to Sir Reginald Tower, allied high judges was about to be rejected. auto park ard found out 'he necea- the Ed L. Schmidt According to the original plan the ranch on the timated 'by foreign countries in the London. Aug. 24.—Germany has sitlra of the |>lac«> In order to make Rogue. The registered Jersey cattle opinion of Colonel B. Aniflehard, for commissioner at I>anzig, Inviting him vacancies caused though the ab shipped supplies and ammunition to to assure to Poland the complete It a firsi-cluaa auto camp It Is prob and Duroc-Jersey hogs here were last merly a member of the Russian Du sence of judges could only be filled able that the board will have a large of the Josephine stock to be seen. ma and a student of economic condi liberty in the importation of war ma when at least three judges* were ab soviet Russia, according to a corre Humber of meetings during the mel The yutos went from the Schmidt tions In Russia before and after the terial through Danzig, as provided sent. Mr. Root, however, supported spondent Of the London Times, who for in the Versailles treaty. insists that Leon Trotzky visited East on season ranch to the Del Rio orchard In revolution. In a talk with the As the Fernandez amendment, and the Prussia. Jackson and then to the Kirkland or sociated I’Teea correspondent he said Pr Finan and wife and Mr. and substitute takes the function as soon 1'uncrnl Hervlc«* ThurMlay chard. The day was topped off with that foreigners seem to fail to realize Mrs. E. Sparks, of Suison. Cal., are as one judge is absent. In these two Robert Kimmel, who has been vis the collapse of the Russian transpor Funeral services of George E. a visit to the Modoc orchards. cases the smay powers are closely in iting here for the past few months visiting In the city for a short time. Lundburg. who died unexpectedly Saturday morning the Rogue River tation systems, reduced manpower They are stopping at the Josephine. terested. with his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. yesterday, will be held Thursday af Canal company's herd of registered and run-down condition of the Rus The small powers are to have a W. S. Maxwell, left last night for his ternoon at 3 o'clock at ilie Newman Shorthorns were visited. The pack sian farm lands. majority in the high court, there be home at Cleveland. This comment waa evoked by re-1 M E. church. Rev, Knotts and the ing plants of Jackson county were “It should be borne In mind that ing five judges representing the big Five young tnen, H. N. Anderson, Masonic orders will ha\r charge of also on the schedule for the morn ports of the negotiations of Russian European Russia has been greatly powers and six representing the E. D. Anderson and G. E. Anderson, the services Further detnlis will be ing. The nfternoon was completed economic agents with Premier Lloyd reduced in size/' said Colonel Engle- small powers while also the substi of Aberdeen. D. B. Landis, of Gosh given later. with a trip to the Southern Oregon George in 7«ondon ahd the annouce- hard. "Formerly it had over 5.000.- tutes belong to the small countries. en, Ill., and T^ees J. Burrows, of Sag experiment station and to several ment that the United States had 000 square kilometers of land and This majority was endangered by inaw. were in Grants Pass last night lifted prohibitions upon American 157.000.000 inhabitants. Poland. the’old plan when in case of two ab while on a trip south. They expect Mrs. H. C. Douglas and two chil- Jackson county Jersey farm«. Finland, a great part of the Caucasus sent judges the small powers vacan to get as far as Tla Juana before Messrs ,T C Smith. M Williams trade with soviet Russia. tiren who Jiave been visiting here Colonel Englehard is confident and several Baltic provinces, with cies would not be filled and the big' they stop. 'Tla Juana is becoming a with Mrs. Douglas’ slater, Mrs. E. L. and Hsnscth. of Deer Creek, pur Coburn, left (his afternoon fdr her chased a thoroughbred Shorthorn that Russia will again play an im about 50,000,000 Inhabitants and powers would have a majority of very popular popular place with citizens of portant role in European markets about 1,250,000 square kilometers hull on the trip. homo at Onawa, Iowa. five to four. j this country. hut. he said, "the revival of Russian of land have detached themselves. trade will not come until there shall The greater part of these detached be established a normal state of life territories ordinarily had a notable when men shall renounce attempts surplus of grain and other farm pro of establishing Immediately the par ducts which constituted the major part of Russia’s exports, part of Russia's evporta.” USE OF DANZIG WILL * New York, Aug. 24 Increased ap suitcase for the retrun trip. Under propriations to enable the United escort or guard, we send the patient Ntates Immigration authorities to all the way and see that he or she is dejiort aliens in whom Insanity is dis safely delivered to relatives covered, was urged here today by Dr. friends on the other side. Spencer L. Dawns, medical examiner “lxiat year the state of New York of the New York State Hospital com- appropriated 140,000 for pose alone.” mission. Dr. iDnwes declared that although Dr. Dawes said that In addition a 390 insane aliens were deported dnr- great deal of time and money was Ing the last fiscal year, there arc still devoted to returning insane persons a groat number In the state who to other states in which they are resi might bo deported 4f funds were dents. whether citizens or aliens. "With the exception of Connecti available thus cutting down an Item of expense which is second only to I cut.” ho said, “we have no difficulty education In New York. Dr. Dawes Irt gettjng other stales to take hack mfld that there are 39.000 insane their Insano. Wo have written Agree persons In statu Institutions who ments with Massnchnsolts, Ohio, Il cost the people annually $1 1,500,000. linois, Wisconsin. Iowa, Washington Of the 290 aliens deported for in and several others. N<fl infrequent* sanity last year 147 werrt sent to ly wo send parties of Insano persons their home countries In the usual acrosa the continent, to the Pacific "way by the federal authorities, while coast.” The law provides that inorine 143 wore “repatriated" by the state with the permission of relatives or aliens may be deported at any tlm' guardians of the patients. Explain provided that legal processes are In ing this process of "repatriation,” stltnted within five years of their landing here. As New York is th«- Dr. Dawes sold: "After eecirlng the consent of greatest port of antry. T>r. Dows' relatives to ‘repatriate,’ wo arrange said, this stnte heMmes the dumping tor passports to bls or her homo ground for thousands of those peon' country and than give the Insane per» who must be taken care of at pu'blU ison clothes, toilet articles and a new expense until they can !>e deported. "How Can I Win, With This Chained to My Leg ? — - S P4ss»wers ISro-s sihsi« pií ÍT ri Í ii F IÍ llU'i ¡iiuj !•' u Cirant K. Hamilton ©f Ju4aa Topeka. Kan . Aug. 24—Stories of acreages." producing $5,000 to $25,- sudden wealth in the Kansas wheat 000 worth of wheat come from west belt afe numerous this year, due to ern Kansas where the bulk of th» the unusual acreage of "volunteer volunteer wheat was grown. Others wheat,” a crop grown from seeds tell of farmers who purchased farms which fall in the previous harvesting, this year and paid for them with the i Officially estimated there was 1,500,- returns of this year’s wheat harvest. 000 acres of volunteer wheat in Kan Illustrating the “sudden wealth” sas this year, or about a sixth of the general throughout the western Kan total harvested acreage. This wheat sas counties, where land has been yielded probably 40.000,000 bushels cheap and favorable seasons few and or representing a' monetary value of far (between, a recent canvass of about $100.00».000. The total Kan wheat yields In the vicinity of Oak sas crop of wheat is estimated at ley, a small town 60 miles east of the Colorado line, in Leiran county, , 150.000.000 bushels. The large acreage of volunteer showed at least 50 farmers whose wheat is due to the fact that a great wheat crops this year are worth more deal of this acreage was deserted as than $50.000 each: at least 25 have wheat land by the owners, after last more than $75,000 of wheat each and vear's none to bountiful crop had every farmer has a good crop. Thir been harvested. The 1919 acreage teen counties, most of them of north was In excess of 11,000,000 by far west Kansas, this year are yielding the record for any state in the union. 43,701,637 bushels of wheat, ac V wet fall caused the kernels of cording to the latest official estimate wheat which had fallen to the ground by the state board of agriculture. . The one big drawback to the Kan during the harvesting to germinate. Finding the "volunteer” crop mak sas wheat grower’s prosperity this ing a stand, farmers did not disturb year is the lack of facilities in which •be crowth and, with ideal wheat to transport his wheat to the market . rowing weather this rt'ring. the vol- centers. Cars still are scarce, espe i(e«r wheat made yields fully as cially in the central and western bountiful aa the rest of the crop. , parts of the state but the slfiatioa Innumerable stories of “deserted j
